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Western cyclone., 1887-10-07

To has already received mos
= s,0 600 for the expenses Of his ID
~ rs. which ne will celebrate next
IN in person.
Western cyclone., 1887-10-07

.,,.ctiops from internal revenue
- Iulv and August aggregated $2O'
Western cyclone., 1887-10-07

w men robbed the eastbound express
- On the Texas 4 Pacific railroad,
foFt Worth. last week. The regis
packages in the mail-car were
\ and about $4,000 worth Of plumber
opposed to have been obtained in the
- car. The passengers do not
sEsas % have been molested. The
Us have not been apprehended.
u OOOeFy vas perpetrsted at the scene
= fain robbery OF last June.
Western cyclone., 1887-10-07

'0OO there we're only about 500 niles
In Mexico, while By the close
present year there will be more
49, ~ With . capital of about $780,
~ A" invested. OF the total mileage
III. cues are owned and operated b
An idea of the value OF rail
~ fuction to Mexico may be oh,
N 1usn It i stated that the revenues
49, SOOntry have increased from $17,-
4" 70 1879 to $33 O0O, 900 in 1886.
Western cyclone., 1887-10-07

IN great trial Of Nihilists is about
DO.rced in st. Petersburg.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26
MICHIGAN MENTION
The Senate Congrat2latss the
Telegram Herald.
Rail- la0lD DEAL A uPPIa PENINSULA.
4 Serious Fali--Nsiise cE.ies OF
A0skegon. Married small
ftres-Oursaa a Czrdfdate-
Minor State 5peciais.

sasast-ss a ass s.Nsssss ssst,-
LtssIss, feh. - -~Ias sfsrnOcr In TIE
h5ase the ioiat report of the senate ani
Il sess Committees on ths Sol1lsrs Home
and recent investigation sers rsad. The
report a. the same as published II the
IREEs sAs-BERALD Wednesday With Fe-
solutions added exoneTanng Clerk Miller
ard Senator Mayo from the charges that
they leaked" tc lhe press. TIE testimony
taken =, the investigation vas also submit
tel. The joint report should have been
read before both Houses. bus bull was
made somehow The House adopted the
report and ordered twenty-five hundred
copies printed for the benefit OF all desiring
The same. The senate joint resolution
number twelve aiming &c make the
Senatorial term four years was voted down
IN the House by vote Of two 10 one. The
Senate committee appointed 10 investigate
how the TEIE5RAMHE secured It's
Information aoGg. the investigation
testimony, reported the thinS as DARK and
past hnding out The committee recon-
mended the reporter for shrswdness and
enterprise IN securing information the
Senate could not secure after long patient
waiting and congratulated the paper on
having an active versatile correspondent.
The bill creating Luce county, historic
territory. in the Upper Peninsula, contain
ing Hancock, Garfield, Stockbricge and
Mcmillan townships. awaits the Governor
signature. The House bill Incorporating
Eaton Rapids as a city passed the senate.
The Committee on State House OF Cor
rection at Marquette reported recommend
ing the site selected and recommend APP
proUriating $50 oS2: referred.
Miss Francis Willard will give an adj
dress in Representative Hall on the evening
of March Sd on the age OF consent bill.
Both Houses adjourned TO Monday evening,
nine O'Clock.
Ex-senator, Lawyer, Editor and Tragedian
Col Jno l.. Burleigh visited the Legislature
TO-DAY
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26
MANCELONA MATTERS.
A Wedding in High Life Relieves the Mon
otony of Business.

tkl>s-sst - yss NlAssHNS.tss.s.
MANcELoNA, Feb. 25.-fhe Oval Wood
Dish Company. of Mancelona. turn out
10000 buttet dishes per day. They now
have eleven machines running and are get
ting ready to pur in five more The pay
roll of this company is over 81 200 per
month. II is the only factory Of the kind
in the world IS the butter dish they make
is all one piece.
Mancelona is already far ahead Of where
it was before the fire and there will be big
boom here next Summer.
Dr. Beaver has one of the finest Offices
north OF Grand Rapids in building built
expressly for that purpose.
Dr. T. c. Nurnett aud Miss Nellie GOff
both of Nancelona. were married by the
Rev J. Baxter az the residence Ofthe bride 5
parents, yesterday. The presents were
numerous and very expensive. The couple
ieft on the midnight train for Mt Pleasant,
the hOme OF the bridegr00m's parents,
where they will remain few days. On
their return they will take up their resi-
dence with the brides parents. They have
the hest wishes OF their host OF friends.
The Antrim Iron Company, whose fur
mace is az Antrim. are doing a rushing busi-
ness The works are owned and run by
prominent Grand Rapid gentlemen. .. F.
Hughsrt, son OF President Hughart of the
q. K. * L., being one Of them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

0EKaA Feb. 2l.-l lhs eafl.l "a Sc soafs has
nos vel at.atod. b..s.ness Il almost coml.e' >
psraly ae- ana ias stfeets ART ~iied Wi
people Near.y az u tie inhsoitants remain'
ne Ia tbe city slefs in tie efen al lasi
nlfnt of toak refuge ou fa4 many vessels "a
ihs lafn0rs A ieast 1aOsJ persons, toui
ISIS snd residents lave lied tie cry. n.saf
~ tleia leagiuE ilell oeioaF nss hfh-hd
and eara success ss railway tram oealrrhf
Is SIZED lo Us faN ealaGiy ~iib ieiioi
stricken men woiaen and 1Alldfsn.
Further details have been lecefta from
Dano Marine showios tue disaster al t,sai
place 10 have beeD FraaleI iaan was 'alpPss
6 from previous reports. When thU shock
cau.t 8 a.list Ass Va progress 10 q large
house siiuEiea hear q church Without
warning the hcese ieii upon tne hsA3s pi
The dancers and the church iuppaco over
apGn tie house Subsequent exal1siasslel
disclosed lue dead piled IN heaps where taey
were caught by TIE falling ba.ldlugs- An.
dernealh many of the baiidings destroyed
we're iar.e Tanks containing uew olive OF.
the mauufaclure of which is tae cilsei ln
dustFy Of ibs town which IL Nas insendea
al the proper season - export - France q !.
Germany Many ~ these iants are l-<sr<
70 be perfectly dry. their contents hss e
escaped through the lsslres rsueea bt The
earthquake. While from others lbe ol va
expelled hy tie debris which hilee them.
some soldiers exploring ihe ruins ~ )lano-
Marino yesterday found Judge Ross 5s
meath the ruins u bls house, but silt alive
The soldiers attempted toexiTlosts hlm, and
seizlne him hy ihe iegs tried 10 puii ban
out They succeeded 80 ifeeing bis boay
from the weight which beid ia. whea 9
beam fell from above killing the jndse and
wounding his resegers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26
UNAeLE TO CHOOSE.
West Nlrxinia's Governor dast Do = dob
the Legislature Fsfisa Ia.

West VlrEinis's Governor Hast Do job
the Legislature Fsfisa fn.
cHARIEsTos. ~. va. FEB 25.Iodag
being lhe lsss day Of TIE present session o.
the Legislature according h tie law. a. in.
mense crowd gathered a. lhe Capitol u vii
ness the final halloang for senator. The
joint assembly wss an orderly one and al
speeches we're limited % i've minutes.
There were three ballots taken. which re-
suited as follows
First bailot-Camden 81. Con i.ep. 81
Haymond Deln II. B9rbee dreenbaeker
o. three scattering
Second ballot-esmden 80 Fink Rep
81, Raymond Dem. T. Borbee lCfeen-
hacker q, three scattering.
Third ba.IOt--Camden ~, Mclean iiep.
IS, Raymond - Borbee e. three scatter
inc. Snyder and Minesr. Republicans. who
voted FOR Mr.. Camden yesterday were hy
force Of ftelegrsphic Instructions from their
constituents, compelled 10 return and vote
for TIE Republican nominees.
The Joint assembly took a recess until
800 o'clock this afternoon. when they re
assembled and went through the form Of
bailoiing without changing the result aud
finally adjourned
II is probable that the Governor viii ap-
point Lucas.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

FIVE CENTS


sani eetea fe1 - - 1f<as IS
sesis4tiua faa ulereins taep 81 i..siseah
s.ss tasss Nss -. anels s.asn
AS 80 neie e.Aes .t srssasssksaa osai.lg
luos iAs wag xaa las .lpi esss s.aa.ss IL
se1i.s.s $50 Elue, usessfs. 81 tks Suaass
aisss lae selias g iisin's il.s aresass c.l
.se.ee - > oheset ana in>.s talesfs ti-ss if
lht asssles 0ho ssse sIllaeles - tht laa,-
aa pess u,H rsls4a'a tilrx raail aniis ana
ssAsaeegs slss vA.lesl .'bs Hbise4 ee1s sai-
nuHliaFee ~ tise lssef8es ie t.lf ass.hl.ar-
uaod in ASA f4i.e 81 80 q eae a t.ess "a
a. hei1 tg tl4t ai,ss ale as is.ss al,,.s1
1ise hl3FiH a. lDlf Nilli tilf Isscn l. fn,.
1sg1 tht Hiltf.z fLe si>eeif gsutl Ailf
sesfplern -fpsn ~ Al easees awe
ass shal 49, 81 tilt a asl.sl.et.sn t.s.si..s
iianleriaiit cafulnfliee a21luf fais aFese
tkGaalnatioa Nas sskea & aF aaa lakea "a
srfiKe aud hsslllf issst iE this lnresl. atl5l.f
Witness s4i1 Aa sar 3 lattr1 hN8 =
~aed Vlie hai plf sa0ess. 4aei xes Jeo
Hoffman aiaat sa.as l.a.ari Aefe "a
this rt.a4p siaoa. H0ilmaEs palia.s AID
hoffman sala. zee avs iisr a poe aaF
that ! felfied uN Non - .lii sIet asld
A&g ao tpoa th4i es s1ia etnt aals.as
bui some frieaas iuisi4nasaa alc l,Issllis
1fi io have ans F.siaa Ai1iess hlfIaer
SAD hs ba4 tsd tislaan. 4 pla ssfle
this matter VIII y0i A'heA S1a fe l,4ek
honf
II X EFreIte FFs~|aeIH ~ fle tifa IA.
,lol.al hsas ~ hreuIieln ts.s ued that Ia
anew oi io luslagct lf = fl4u ialsoaai or
b1sln6ss He att3ls belef futarteI4d slilh ga
acaouni uf poi nfs tt bstrFoa fhr me,
iaanaIfsis soala aiil lsFf l.eadsIu.lf aHa
pursue tisrir calling Ia 81 ashinFi.3ss COUNTY.
Ailb8AFh . i.e.lIbi.an 49, heliefed laal
Nhiis men saluin iH tlx ullDfs - ta4
nssrose we're tau uneaao4sea a. rail ~
Nelesafat 3 9rHoe1l aad hus s.z nae
oi sseahani testified ftai iiafk sordA ana
Se8Uiise ~uald Doi glaY thflf dehis thai
they were asr.as iU .leot isai ihey Aad llo
business ln ehicll money eaaid b. lsads
They could saA aFe l8els 81 iheF Wis.io.i
Ad4unrHe1
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

t&@ @E& tttA ffs tstettFe @~st'e-t.sf+
aass >tfees siasese.sses.si= si=ltpsss-
AtaAk4 4 \. ta1 y fts feI1ri ei
las n-s3efff 81 sht iar ssss ssa.aastif'
- as reaeaI stuks. sa5 50 sl.s slEA f,ses
q c3ai. rss aes sfris.a cgaeias.sns si.sct
as zsAbsSe5 sn a h.a saa tke ees4la.t.
lee feassansna S, Is gAssea Tie afs. &C.
ta8 ~ tht hfiI gF3glaes tbAl ths elsa. se4fis
soal have paxsf io ealenoe oa a31s'les loa
ei ihs leleis. of of the party iE'efe1. its
pefiofllacte - ceF.Efeflous ef deEies ei .
p-nlir nafure. laft46ibx tna iles.e Aa4 eiis-
souaFy .snFeahs1ee q sns.teF safety sud
alspstcssof bliauee Ete fec9aaissensiz'
naas 81 tbe f4ilrasa ces41glss4onegs 4g'ea
sabeas uaAle tasaf surisileiien sis4l y
priufa faois sslfeaoe * f1e lasf.s 81 t@s
application. Fas seao1a seEsoD nskes N
apis Eigl FOG q aofpoI4i5o1 g. estee y lth Ali-
other csf4auuol 10 EDlt tie Tfsaacfiop
% fasi or load. il slso makeS q uulsV ai
~ ierce. dsfess - EasadAle ~ 0d4ei illar
.sofli authority. o. prssenf ire toiantAfy
isas4 Of pers8n of ssitatle 4gt toI as
employer ht maY chOese. This sectloD
shaA act prevent united lie1 y pf4estal
uleaas fof reartSs ~ q grievance ceillaau
- az seeking snch redress oe tair1 see
lion provides That the State Board ~ Afei-
lfstoks may acoepf the submission 10 Wit
ibg OF the difference between employers
Saa employees. and Their written awards
shall De pfiiaa iacle eylcehle IA Ail courts
u the facts and ooneiu iusio1s therein stated
10 tayor OF and AGAINST the parties submit
Eug, and their principals Enc agertS
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26
rha Hna.e.

wksHixerox, Fec 25.-The Presidents
veto II The bi1 for.tbe relief Of the estate OF
the late Ishn Howe vas submitted an8 re-
ferred 10 COMMITTEES on Gains. The fact Of
the passags by the senate ever tie Prssi-
dents veto 81 a BIZ Tor he relief Of Thomas
III. Hovkins wNs com municated. hF. Nor
rison 0htecfas % non-Conrurrsnx n fhe
Senate amendments e. the hiIi creating
dsnWtment of agriculture sna lsoeF. snd
faa bali S4s retefrei 90 she Committee On
Azrieu ture. rhe House insisted % ifs
sniendmerts tze Senate retaliation ksr aud
Msssrs ReinFnt. Clements and Lee wsra
suDointed e.,nferees. Mr. Hath ~
Missouri. r0Aie s. motion. which Vas azreei
q or a vote 1f l52. % suspend s1e ru.es sni
rstss The senate hill providing fsr ez7icul r.rai
experiments. The House thsn vsns into
COMMITTEES of TIE whoie On he
na;iarsi appropriation tilI he
amendment snprapri stInz 5000 tar
tls retair af The n.ival var college sliidiae
sr Coasters r. and VS. rejected NJ Bsn-
ieaa e Name ul0~sd - strike oaf the
rsrazrsrh appropriations 81 ieoaGo for zoe
construction af gwo dry d0cks 'ost. Aa
sraesiuenf wss sd0ptLat aeDraur asin~
$40 go fsr repairsf ~ tie Hartford. kszr
4asa Trenton. Saraorcx Trests. Nsoeir.
r Eshmoni snd ErserprsA TIE eom1Htsee
saen arase
t f. Page recsrtiT eiest-d sleuresrn -
ave fran Rhoss isisnf. sppesrei st she bar
81 tha Horse ard took lss essa 81 sfee.
i5a was x-eeea wi-h sprlssse 81 sae Demo
crafz Nr Harr4 q Aiataeaa. sskei
unanimous ~ansenf last tie session ~ s5e
Honse 1s8tsrs1s 1rnl s5e completion ~ tte
consii 5on e tie Narsl Arcrocria. ~ sil.
Nr 81 Nsi13rf II kenu7ckV. q ecte1. On
r3otian af NJ Herbsrt ree daase sf 8 s
s.f.ournei D7 = cote ~ lf1 yeas - I.<3 aars.
This scl5on ftsp~nsss With tAe asslsi "a
ssssasn 81 Friasfs Ca consideration sl pen
80 .41..s<
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26
Situation a. Nloe.

NICE. Feb - Fifteen Thousand persons
have lefl here within the las Two DAYS and
The exodus FROM al parts Of the Riviera
continues All the railway stsuens ar
blocked with people. snd the railway iaciii-
ties are taxed 10 their fail extent. day and
night II has fransfyred that during the
panic on Wednesday. while persons 81 ali
classes and conditions were hudeied q
eether under imvruyised shelter o. taking
refuge in the open sf'aces most remote from
the buildings. French countess sc3ouruinf
here was premaiurely accouciled in one Ci
the public gardens. a tent was procured,
under which the lady Wa placed on 5
couch. and where she has s1nce sefusinea
Her condition is favorable for recovery.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26
College fellows Meet.

NEw YORK, Feb. 25.-About Eve hundred
members of the Psi Upsilon fraternity from
nearly every college in the country, were
present at banquet at the Metropolitan
Opera House tonight. 10 celebrate the fifty
fourth year OF the existence OF the freJern-
ity. Charles Dudley Warner presided. and
among the other distinguished speakers
were Joseph II. Choate. Andrew ID. White,
ex MAYOR Palmer Of Baltimore. and ex-
Judge Van Worst. References 70 President
Cleveland and his civil ssrvfse pOlicsware
loudly anniauied.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

tkrtss,st Te 7tf Es.tsaN~- -etsN-a.
MusxEso~. Feb. 25.-Neilie Davies nee
Eack.ey, Of this city was married Thurs
day in Chicago 70 Wm. De Sherley. an
actor. formerly Of the Hoop OF Gold CO
Tbs couple WILL arrive here next week aad
make this their home Mrs. Davies. nee
tlscsley IS vel known to Mgsgegoa and
Michigan people. For year or more her
name has been prominently before the
public in connection with proceedings for a
divorce which were going on ~ the Muske-
ron Circuit Court. Is viii s,so be remein-
aered that she wss granted a decree Of d.
vorce from hsT former husband.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26
nrnro Rlizlar.i Ont 1ye.t-

BISMARCK, OAK, Feb. PA terrible biz
zard is blowing in the West. and the North.
ern Pacific east-bound passenger train is
showed in AT Sentinel Butte. The wind IS
from the east. The previous storms drove
the immense herds of Montana and Dakota
into the shelter Of the Utes' bad lands. and
tins storm, Il Is feared will send them 10
the unprotected plain. In small herd OF
$50, owned by a citizen OF Mandan, 100 have
died in the storm.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26
GrentRrHoars.

NV YoRK. Feb .5.--Tbe Irving Hall
general committee tcn'ght elected Joseph
II. T00ker chairman Tor the ensuing year.
and adopted resolu IONS endorsing President
Cleveland AID Jover or Hill. condemniDg
Mayor Hevilt's stricturet on labor 0ry8n-
izatiOn. deuoundng Civil Service reform.
recommending abolition oi al internal
revenue taxes and denoun5ng ihe com bina-
ton CT Tammany and the county Defn0crs-
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

Eau CLknE. Wis. Feb. 25.-Chsfles Day-
eraugb. German and superintendent q
Charles la Flesh's camp. on Black River.
had his skuli crushed By the limb of a a.
ing tree Yesterday He died shortly after
wards he lived AZ Black River Falls. Nis
A woodchoppef Dy the name 81 benby. of
this city, was instantly killed this morning
IN Jennsons camp on tie North Fork o.
The Fa4 Clare by = Jog rolling over him
lie leaves wife sud family 70 Mourn his
loss
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26
A TALE Or HORROR
The Earthquakes Mors Dlsas-
trous Than First Reported.
OVBlm0 HRSlss REP0slEH BEAa.
Residents Fleslae Feasn ths Cities ano
villAess-l2as ending o. . Msrrf
CxrnieAi-E frence Countess
ACcaschea al P0c-
&c Carcen.

AaWE feb - The t0lAl uunoef 81
8exihs irom iht sSrtAeease 81 e. Felsafie1
Is 2.pN ~ mofs ~ ksafae. - tas 'sse'
ssss Eiyiers. 4 church W&s ssakea ana S.
~ershi4i.efs iNiiea. Al Eassaus ever -
ars dsaa. aad li.e tislfrs. IS gis.ale 5H every
si6e- fram s.le< 1Hs ~ tlae teaefieif .afs
Eei a. Paris. al Nrutpns 80 Aoesse eeit
wFecked sag thsIe Is isaT e iAluifle a.
the bekefs ovens aFs ruined. Al s'nsfiia
tas prsssn Is expscla6 "a collapss hourly
and . fsfue of 580 soldiers Aes been seni a..
guard ins pIlsoners. wac So ht feinofse
a1. fueir srr1TEI
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

Brnur. Teb 25.TFe complete returns
Of las' Monday eieciiens are officially All
nounced tonight. showing TIE following
resa1ts sevenfv.fse Conservative -
Ioper.elirfs - ksiioua Jsheraia ~
CeDs-isis. - New Gerfnsu I55erais 8
-sofal'sts rs Aisatisus 1s foes tvo
lsueiphs. oue Dane sDa $50 EneFlsekk whose
We've are uutn0en. were e}ecef. anc iu
erfr-oue Districts rev eieeaoua sfe r4eees.
ear~
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26
SELECTED HIS SEAT.
senator Elect siockbridge Visits Washing
ton and j. Introduced.


WASHINGTON. Feb. =. - Senator elect
S,ockbridge came 70 the Senate jusi before
o'clock today. He ran against Mr.. Pal
mer in the reception room. and the latter
escorted hiEn into the chamber aud intro
duoed him 70 several Senators. Mr. Conger
was busy reading and did not notice the en-
trance of his colleague. When the latter
arrived near Conger's desk, however, be
touched him on the shoulder, and the two
shook hands ia a hearty manner. Palmer
then retired. and Conyer continued intro.
ducing Ssockhrldge 10 the Senators. After
these presentations were over the new Sen
ator retired. He has chosen & seat Oh tlie
outer row Of desks Immediately behind the
chair occupied by Conger. II Is not a YER
desirable seat. but as these places are select
cd long il advance. il was the best be could
get,
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

AueUsTA, Me-, Feb. 25.--The State Com
mission on cattle diseases has ordered q
quarantine agains. cattle from Massachu-
setts, New York and Illinois. except that
such cattle may be shipped through toe
state to seaports without being unlOsded
except at whRrves for shipment abroad ana
al cars and wnarves used or this purpose
shall be disnfected Immediately at the ex-
pense Of The owners.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26
a RAILROAD DEAL.

Consolidation OF Upper Peninsula Roads
and Change of Name.
sksA1ssts 70 yss Ts-ttssx szsN-a.
Marquette, Fec. "a meeting o. The
Mackinsw & Marquette and the Wisconsin.
Sault Ste. Marie & Msckinac railroads was
held here today. Tie agreement made by
the directors consolidating With the Duluth,
Superior Il Michigan and the Sauit Ste.
Name aud Marquette railroads, under the
name OF the Duluth, South Shore * Allan
tic railroad, was ratified. The Marquette.
H0ughtOn & OnfoDagou ROAD retains its
identity. bus Is leased for - years. The
new road viii oe Immediately incorporated
under the Laws Of Michigan and elect new
officers
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26
watt ,In.t wal

MoHRls. IN. FEB. 25.-Ehe preliminary
hearing os Newton Watt. The brakeman
accused - accessory in the Rock Islsaf sx-
press robbery and the murder Of kellogg
Nichols lasi N8rtt took Place todiaT De-
fe-tive fTnkert0n ~as the principal witness.
Watt vas bound over - await the action Of
the grand 1rv without bsii.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26
a CLEVER OPERATOR.

He Captures Convicted Murderer Who
Broke Jail.
BRADFORD. Pa, Feb. pa. T. Ehiers,
telegraph operator for the Buffalo. Roches-
ter & Pittsburg railroad at Ellmoni. while
on his way home al $40 tonight. met a
man all bundled up. The operator ssw
that the fellow xss tired aud exhausted and
took him 10 bis boarding house. There he
discovered that the man who wore three
ladies' water proof closks and p blanket
tailed exactly with the description Of
William G. Busch. the convicted murderer
who escaped from the l&dgeWay jail lass
Thursday. The man was placed under
guara and the sberin notlnel.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

gs, .z-ss rss -s.zs,ss-ssessS.
MARQrzrTE Feo. -.5.--Wm. Gordon. a
married nsn aged . years. employed ss an
erzfneer IN the Detroit. Maekinaw & MAJ
quetfe railroad shops In this citr went
si0ft % ioos afser tbe shsfiinz todsg. sr1
fs.l "a the floor below. distance of twenty.
fVe feet He strrirs on his heal a. still
lies unconscious thi evening. fIIs injuries
are supposed 20 be fatal
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26
Hictin,a Of I,tma Nnr.l..

PHILADELPHIA. Fec. =. Joseph Herabur,
a Pole. was halfe9 while on his way home
from woTk tonight by Morgan Carr. an
eizhteen-year-old boy aud two younger
compani0ns. Carr drew a knife aud plung-
ed the blade into his breast. The boys
we're arrested. Tbey bad bceg reading dime
novels HsTaburs voand is dangerous.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

Rtr.krs "a. Isb. 25.-Ab0Dt 9H
rorknlen employed ~ marble osognnies
~ Wen nufian6 have demsudsd a. ino-eess
II from i5 TO 81 cenis pef Say Thev new
rni from 81 to - Is Dff 4sy The cJrTa
lies eeern DE- sfuine8 70 resinf fhs drfuead
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oofss ssaries nor directly Affected and lie
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Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

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Rsilroaa Commissioners after invest igafina
the methods q hesans and lighting cars
recommend 10 the legislature ihai 10 o.l
below 300 dexrees fest ~ use1 in cars sne
that stoves - made 50 strong that they Ell.
not break ia Gaze oi accident end t8sf they
be surrounded vifA wire net work sufficient
T. prevent The spread ~ coias.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

Iovuox Te3. p in ioe H0ess - Corn
mons thls s7sring f0s amendment offered
~ NJ. psrneii last night 20 sxsnrf from
closure measures introduced 81 the Com.
Ta5tfes 81 >l..piv vac TFe.es ~ vofs ~
81 - - ST. Sexton nlsFe- te exempt
from ciosare questions sting r. frooaef
ure which natig1 Eas neRitaree - f70 90
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

NFz Y0Yf. Iea zl.r TIE f+s-man tsaff
Mars ia8sn with sat snd seves hoonS
for New York IS regrries ss having isken
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port
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ana rss eid tHfH'ng esser f1e yestl.e5
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Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26
a DYING CARDINAL.
Jaoobibs. Of Rome slowly Nearing q Bsi-
f..f W4ftd.

f.f world.
Roxn. Feb. . Cardinal Jsoobinis COZ
diaon Suddenly and decidedly changed iof
the worse this evening The rheumatic
gout. fron which the Cardinal suffered
attacked HE chest and the region Of the
heart and his physician. being unable 20
relieve him. pronounced his case hope ifss
The change in TIE condition Of fhe Cardinal
was immediately communicated - thf
Pore who visited Tee bedside - TIE sIct
man and personally c0nsoied him. Alief
the departure ~ his holiness the last ssfra.
meni was. administered ~ Cardinal jseo.
blni. and he is nov sloEiy dying.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

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JAcksns.. Esb. -a.-fir. Palmer Vas ln
court sas morning 1bes kiz case ~as
ealisd. Several meti9as wsrs nsaas 10 gussh
the indictment bar wee oYesraled. 1ae
defendant wsfyei exau nation AID gave
boAos u The sam % a. 9" for has aplsear-
ance zt the present tsFla ~ the ciscu.I court
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

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curry inss sbs 1sse of re sFrsod.ne ~ tie
grioa line stea auer. N .sc3nrn. near Pre-
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fssi-riy. .c1aid ~ - hstl rssDsas - - re
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Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

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